Net Zero Transition

Western Australia Liberal Party members are divided over whether the party should continue supporting net zero and Welcome to Countries.

Nicolette Boele won the north Sydney seat of Bradfield by a mere 26 votes.

The Western Australian Liberals are the latest state division to drop aspirations of reaching net zero by 2050.

‘We should stop the importation of cheap nickel into Australia,’ said Daniel Wild.

Chinese electric vehicle brands already established in Australia include Xpeng, Zeekr, Geely, MG and BYD, which marked its 60,000th local sale in July.

Perth-based AVZ Minerals said the deal breaches an international arbitration order that establishes the company as the holder of a lithium mining permit.

The initiative aims to help address significant gaps in current energy data.

The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has launched an audacious plan to combat rising ocean levels. The Epoch Times got an exclusive look inside.

Jude Blik said the collapse of CQ-H2 project proved that ‘green hydrogen’ was not a feasible energy source under current market conditions.

Joyce pointed out the Coalition went to the election supporting net zero and ‘got walloped.’

The mining giant has signed deals with two Chinese manufacturers to introduce batteries to its heavy mining equipment and railway locomotives.

The judge said emissions policy should be decided by parliament, not the courts.

‘As both countries cooperate to advance decarbonisation, we also need to work together to address global excess steel capacity,’ Albanese said on July 14.

AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.

The position is one of the highest paid within the Australian Public Service.

The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.

Meat and Livestock Australia says it now realises the difficulties of committing to net zero by 2030.

‘Hydrogen is just too hard at the moment. Until the prices come down, I don’t think we’ll see those projects taking off the ground,' said Annastacia Palaszczuk.

The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.

New homes from 2027 must also be ‘all electric.’

Western Australia Liberal Party members are divided over whether the party should continue supporting net zero and Welcome to Countries.

Nicolette Boele won the north Sydney seat of Bradfield by a mere 26 votes.

The Western Australian Liberals are the latest state division to drop aspirations of reaching net zero by 2050.

‘We should stop the importation of cheap nickel into Australia,’ said Daniel Wild.

Chinese electric vehicle brands already established in Australia include Xpeng, Zeekr, Geely, MG and BYD, which marked its 60,000th local sale in July.

Perth-based AVZ Minerals said the deal breaches an international arbitration order that establishes the company as the holder of a lithium mining permit.

The initiative aims to help address significant gaps in current energy data.

The tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru has launched an audacious plan to combat rising ocean levels. The Epoch Times got an exclusive look inside.

Jude Blik said the collapse of CQ-H2 project proved that ‘green hydrogen’ was not a feasible energy source under current market conditions.

Joyce pointed out the Coalition went to the election supporting net zero and ‘got walloped.’

The mining giant has signed deals with two Chinese manufacturers to introduce batteries to its heavy mining equipment and railway locomotives.

The judge said emissions policy should be decided by parliament, not the courts.

‘As both countries cooperate to advance decarbonisation, we also need to work together to address global excess steel capacity,’ Albanese said on July 14.

AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.

The position is one of the highest paid within the Australian Public Service.

The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.

Meat and Livestock Australia says it now realises the difficulties of committing to net zero by 2030.

‘Hydrogen is just too hard at the moment. Until the prices come down, I don’t think we’ll see those projects taking off the ground,' said Annastacia Palaszczuk.

The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.

New homes from 2027 must also be ‘all electric.’